The three women, the representatives of the three tragedies, are rooted in the patriarchal culture of India. Five stars because I can't pick out any flaws, I like it very much. This film reflects a lot of information. At first, I thought it was just to reflect the sexual culture of India, but in fact, the concepts of education, development and inheritance are involved, and it is not just a film that liberates women's rights.
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It's just a little questionable, are Rana's feelings for belly dancers real? Rana says she has beautiful eyes and she says he's the only man who doesn't pay attention to her neck down. By this point I thought it was true love, but then Rana gave her money to take her to Delhi to start a new business (that is, to be her pimp). So which one is true?
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